Hey Guys,
Just now made it to work today, hooking up the satallite dish and running wiring in the attic all day. My boss hit me with a video link that, was interesting, to say the least. From my take on it, a company is poised to widely release to the public next year, a catalytic converter replacement for the automobile that closely resembles a GEET system with some redesign and change of concept. They are claiming almost 200mpg from a Chrysler 318 cubic inch V-8 engine! Tests they show performed on equipment I couldn't afford even if I won the lottery. Yes, you read it right, almost 200 miles per gallon. I don't know very much about the GEET, but maybe some of you guys that are working on GEET systems could get an idea or two. Coupled with everything else we have going on here in this forum, maybe a working "combo" system we could all benefit from NOW, and for less money........I think my boss said they want about $6,000 for the unit when it's ready. Anyway, take a look at the video and see if you guys can make any of it work for us. Watch the whole video, the description of their unit and it's function is towards the end.
Is it a modified GEET concept variant?
Just now made it to work today, hooking up the satallite dish and running wiring in the attic all day. My boss hit me with a video link that, was interesting, to say the least. From my take on it, a company is poised to widely release to the public next year, a catalytic converter replacement for the automobile that closely resembles a GEET system with some redesign and change of concept. They are claiming almost 200mpg from a Chrysler 318 cubic inch V-8 engine! Tests they show performed on equipment I couldn't afford even if I won the lottery. Yes, you read it right, almost 200 miles per gallon. I don't know very much about the GEET, but maybe some of you guys that are working on GEET systems could get an idea or two. Coupled with everything else we have going on here in this forum, maybe a working "combo" system we could all benefit from NOW, and for less money........I think my boss said they want about $6,000 for the unit when it's ready. Anyway, take a look at the video and see if you guys can make any of it work for us. Watch the whole video, the description of their unit and it's function is towards the end.
Is it a modified GEET concept variant?

That part of the vid appears several years older.
If a corporation fears it will no longer be viable they will all come running and they will pay whatever it takes to stay competitive. As such the GEET people should not sell the technology they should apply it. With the advent of de-regulation of utility services one could also use the geet system as a stationary co-generation system supplying both heat and power as well. If the public will not accept the technology then take them out of the loop until such time as they can no longer deny the benefits of this system.
Thats was we are involved in starting down here in oz, and hopefully for you guys up there
just need to get the GEET ready hydroxy is ready to go
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